In this conflict, unlike in the more conventional pitched battles between the government and the cartels, civilians are squarely in the crosshairs.

A year after Imad Mughniyah’s assassination, Hezbollah has yet to exact its revenge. That does not mean it won’t happen.

U.S. President Barack Obama has approved the continued use of renditions by the CIA.

The media wing of one of al Qaeda's Yemeni franchises has announced the formation of a single al Qaeda group for the Arabian Peninsula.

The Jan. 13 killing of a Chechen political refugee in Vienna, Austria, highlights the mysterious killings of dissidents from the former Soviet Union.

While the threat of Mumbai-like terrorist attacks in the United States or Europe is quite real, the different law enforcement environment will help mitigate the effects of any such attack.

The year's end provides a good opportunity to re-evaluate our forecast for al Qaeda and the jihadist movement in 2008 as we look ahead to 2009.

In the wake of the Nov. 26 Mumbai attack in the face of potential fallout from possible Indo-Pakistani conflict, corporations should prepare for a number of problems with the potential to disrupt their operations and the security of their personnel.

The upcoming inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama poses many security challenges.

The year 2008 has seen some significant changes in Mexico's war against drug cartels.